News From West Creek, 1920

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TUCKERTON BEACON 18 Mar 1920
Capt. Edwin Cranmer has returned after a two weeks' stay in Hammonton. He was called there by the death of his son.
R.P. Shinn and J.C. Horner of Philadelphia, spent the week end here.
Mrs. Rebecca Gaskill is visiting in the Quaker City.
Leon Holloway is home again and is on the sick list.
Mrs. Hazelton Cranmer is visiting in Beach Haven
C.R. Rutter is spending a week in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Mary Brown has returned after spending the winter in Chatsworth.
Mrs. Lydia Garrison and daughter, Lydia Ella, of Atlantic City, were guests of Mrs. W.P. Rutter.

Mrs. J. Tierney has gone to Philadelphia for treatment at the hospital.
We are glad to have our minister, the Rev. Wolsifer Johnson with us again for another year.
Location: West Creek, Eagleswood, NJ 08092, USA

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